LIV Golf SUFFER Losses After Yet ANOTHER Employee QUITS..

LIV Golf SUFFER Losses After Yet ANOTHER Employee QUITS..

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Live golf has been undergoing some significant changes lately as it inches closer to its second season but things aren’t exactly moving in the right direction because weeks after the CEO a tool Costless departure another big name has left the circuit in today’s video we’ll talk about the latest bigname

Departure from live what it could mean for the future and A New Perspective from J Monahan so keep watching first off live golf’s latest departure the Saudi funded league has been making many changes over its season seon break and while that may seem par for the course since they’re ramping up everything in

Anticipation for the full format second season these changes don’t exactly come off as positive for starters the COO of the league Atul kasla left a few weeks ago after spending a year at its home but it looks like we’re headed for a double whammy winter for live as their

President of franchises Matt Goodman also seems to have resigned from his position if you didn’t know Goodman oversaw the development of the 12 four-man teams that are going to start next season what’s more he’d only been on the job for around 8 months now changes at the top aren’t surprising

Because this is still an upstart tour finding its footing what is fascinating however is just the manner of these departures for instance if someone in charge of player scouting left it would be perfectly understandable since the league has already made a major chunk of its signings plus Norman and his team

Can deal with the rest too but the fact that people are integral to lives daily and long-term operation ations has to be concerning after all with only a couple of months left until the start of season 2 you don’t want to lose the guy in

Charge of all the teams do you up next should live golf be concerned about these departures you never really know what will happen with live golf on any given day it’s a machine that’s fueled by chaos and thrives within it so maybe this is just their strategy to stir the

Media up and retain everyone’s attention in all seriousness the recent chain of events leading up to these departures has has been rather concerning and at least from the surface the Saudi League does not look like it’s in a healthy place right now take a tool Costless departure as an example the guy had

Years of experience within the sports management field and has been involved in some top franchises before arriving at live he knew the NFL model inside out meaning he could translate that same set of skills over to this circuit’s format too but something definitely went wrong along the way as he was seen arguing

With the governor of the Saudi public investment fund yir Al rumayyan at the League’s finale in Miami of course we are not saying that disagreements aren’t possible at the top of any League let alone one that’s as volatile as live that said there seems to be a difference

In approach here as CA was gone weeks after that argument plus it almost feels like something similar happened with Goodman too who was too integral to be let go this close to the start of the season and there’s a feeling among experts that all this movement has come due to the Investor’s dissatisfaction

Coming up Saudi investors aren’t happy with live all right although Greg Norman continues to beat the drum about how great the Saudi league is there’s genuine concern about its growth project wedge for instance was a document leaked at the end of last year highlighting some of the core targets for the circuit

It underlined the players that live wanted to sign the board members it wanted in its ranks and a bunch of other stuff how many of these core objectives were fully achieved zero yep even if the Breakaway tours sent shock waves across the golfing fabric it’s apparently not

Good enough for its Saudi investors and to be fair when you spend almost $2 billion in a single year you expect a bit more than a bunch of mediocre events regardless progress hasn’t been good enough and patience is starting to run out seriously though there are still a

Lot of pieces missing from the puzzle after a year of this quote unquote test run with a mere month before kickoff tangible signs of an upcoming TV deal remain absent despite Norman’s statements that several parties are interested in the show speculation appears to be at odds with his claims

What’s more even the 2023 schedule hasn’t been finalized yet which again just adds to the uncertainty so while the league itself might be healthy in the eyes of the public things are going wrong behind the scenes moving on is Greg Norman’s job in danger now that

Heads have started to roll at the top of live golf nothing is off the table so you’d figure Norman would also be at risk of losing his position as CEO right well not exactly while KLA and Goodman were important to the League’s plans they don’t even come close to

Superseding the Australian don’t get us wrong we’re not saying that They Were Expendable if anything their departure will have a major impact on the day-to-day running of the Breakaway tour Norman is more than just a CEO for the upstart circuit he’s a leader and the face of live golf which makes him almost

Too important to lose seriously at this point if you think of the Saudi League you can’t think about the Australian Legend not to mention he’s played an integral part in bringing some of the top talents to the league including mikkelson and Cameron Smith the pressure is piling on him to deliver over the

Next few months we’ve also heard people on the other side of the fence asking him to leave for example Rory mroy and Tiger Woods believe there can be no peace between live and the PGA Tour as long as the Aussie is in charge so it’s not like he’s running around freely

Either it’s just that he’s been incredibly defiant about leaving the company and has remained firm in his position besides his departure would probably spell the end of live golf right now now for Jay Monahan’s latest comments about the live golf Feud speaking of people wanting Norman to go

Let’s talk about the PGA Tour commissioner J Monahan shall we the guy has been adamant that live golf will get destroyed for a while now when asked a few months ago about the two entities coexisting he said that the only tour he sees coming out of this Feud is the PGA

Tour plus he’s also been dismissive of any idea that brings them peace so in a nutshell he’s been out on a mission to destroy the Saudi League until now yep something has finally moved the mighty J Monahan to switch his stance and make it a little more accommodating for Norman’s

League speaking in capala Hawaii the PGA commissioner talked about the latest shift in the golfing landscape and said that both the tour and live are now moving on two separate paths since his monstrous tournament announcement in August this was the first time he had addressed an assembly it’s evident how

Much is evolved since then still he was pretty clear in saying at this point it’s a product versus product competition now and they’re not directly treading on each other’s territory anymore then again have things changed since August like we already knew about the elevated events and live second

Season back then so perhaps woods and mroy have convinced Monahan to drop his antagonizing strategy following up Monahan can only pay attention to the PGA tour now the PGA commissioner clarified his position change by saying that he stopped paying attention to what live golf does he talked about how the

Tour has its schedule and how they’ve laid it out so they’re just going to focus on that to improve it Monahan added that they’re going to continue to be the most Pro competitive aspirational tour in men’s golf moreover He also mentioned how live golf is different from them and how the two competitions

Are going down two separate paths that said if you think about it they have been different all along so again it’s kind of interesting to see Monahan’s statement shift over the past few months besides the PGA Tour has grown closer to live with its latest additions like the elevated events since these are

High-paying special events with all the top players involved much like Saudi League events sure they don’t have the whole franchise and the league format but still there’s some overlap then again this could be just a step towards peace between the two entities which at this point has almost started to feel

Inevitable finally Monahan thinks cuts are important in golf of course one of the biggest differences between live and the PGA Tour is that the Saudi league has no concept of cuts and every player continues playing until the very last day of the event for manahan however having a cut and elimination process is

Paramount to the golfing experience as it motivates players to be consistent throughout a tournament and makes for a more high stakes game you could say that lives fields are a bit too small to have Cuts as they don’t even touch 50 players at most of their events but according to

The PGA Tour commissioner they’re not going to get rid of the cuts even if the field size shrink significantly in one of their elevated events what’s more Monahan also confirmed that we could expect the tour’s fall schedule within a couple of months during the PLAYERS Championship that’s a wrap for this

Video do you think live golf is in trouble after the latest departures and is there finally room for peace with the PGA Tour let us know in the comments below make sure to give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to our channel for more videos like this see you at the next

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